2024 ALERT Users Group 30th Flood Warning System Training Conference and Exposition
May 14 - May 17
Theme: Facing the Challenge of Change with Resilience
This event has been held since 1982, providing valuable opportunities for training and discussions concerning the effective operation, maintenance, and management of real-time flood warning systems.
This will be the year’s largest gathering of flood warning professionals. Missing out on this conference may leave your staff without a training opportunity for a considerable time. Our goal for this conference is to provide attendees with an experience that will strengthen and broaden their knowledge of real-time flood warning systems. This goal reflects the critical need for trained staff to be able to operate and maintain effective, real-time flood warning systems across the country. Significant advances in equipment and software, plus key regulatory changes, make it imperative that professional managers and operators of real-time flood warning systems keep abreast of these changes. An excellent forum is afforded for public and private agencies to meet and share the latest developments in the flood warning and hydrologic monitoring field.
Real-time flood warning networks are critical for saving lives and property during a flood crisis. A successful operation requires qualified, trained staff. Attendees at this conference will have an exceptional opportunity to learn from the experts in a broad range of disciplines required for effective flood warning, monitoring, and preparedness programs. In-depth workshops and training sessions combine to offer the best instruction concerning topics in technical, planning, regulatory requirements, funding, and grant information areas. The conference will provide an opportunity to examine the latest in flood warning equipment, products, software, and services and to meet with trained sales staff who can answer technical and purchasing questions.
WEST Presence:
- WEST is pleased to be a Silver Sponsor of this event.
- Senior Technical Advisor, David C. Curtis, PhD, will be attending.